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Language of Birds, the feature directorial debut of acclaimed documentary and drama director Erica Glynn (She Who Must Be Loved), is now in post-production following a five week shoot in the raw beauty of Australia’s remote North East Arnhem Land. wp.me/p3Wh0s-C2h
Getting a low-budget indie film made is one thing. Getting people to actually see it is another.
Here, Bunny Rabbit filmmaker James Branson shares what he’s learned about navigating the road from completed film to release. wp.me/p3Wh0s-C0w
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We are incredibly proud and humbled for our first behind-the-scenes restoration video to hit over 100K views on YouTube. Thank you, everyone!
To those who have asked, we will be including the film cell magnets as free additions to the first 400 Collector Edition pre-orders.
Stay tuned for the announcement 🚚
This year, Christmas will come a little earlier for horror fans and movie buffs with today's announcement that Steven J. Mihaljevich's gruesome survival horror thriller ShedMovie is set for a national Q&A tour and cinema release in November. wp.me/p3Wh0s-C1M
"This was actually one of the hardest locations to pin down in the whole film."
In this exclusive feature, Agata the Writer writer and director, Kuba Dorabialski, takes Cinema Australia behind the scenes of a shot from the upcoming film.
READ IT HERE: wp.me/p3Wh0s-BZ2
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The reviews have been thoughtful, generous, surprising and occasionally very funny. Thanks for watching!
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Sand Roads is currently screening via the Italian Film Festival.
Here, producer Sally Browning discusses the emotional challenges of working with a victim’s family to make a documentary about an unfathomable tragedy, and much more. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BYl
Joining director Dario Russo for post-film Q&As at select stops along the way will be stars Emily Browning, Frankie J. Holden, Heather Mitchell, Kim Gyngell and Peter O’Brien, with other surprise appearances in store. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BYd
Molly Reynolds’ award-winning documentary A Portrait of Love, the love story of Roberto Meza Mont and the late Archibald Prize winning artist Craig Ruddy, is now streaming!
Full details, plus our interview with Molly Reynolds below. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BXQ
🎬 In this feature article, filmmaker Daniel Bibby writes about the making of his new short film, Half Past Midnight, which is set to screen at the Adelaide Independent Film Festival this weekend. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BVO
Australian/Italian co-production Sand Roads is set to premiere at the Italian Film Festival. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BVH
The Adelaide Independent Film Festival has announced its 2026 Official Selection.
17 short films from local, national and international filmmakers will screen at the heritage-listed Capri Theatre along with live filmmaker Q&As, and a new industry day. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BVk
Dominic Allen’s unique Australian feature film Tiber (Tevere), shot entirely in Italy and in Italian language, is set to premiere at high profile festivals in both countries almost simultaneously next month. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BVa
melancholia is a short film that’s so visually stunning, you’d never believe it was shot on an iPhone.
Written and directed by Lisette McAllister-Liew, melancholia explores the ups and downs of dealing with depression.
WATCH IT HERE: wp.me/p3Wh0s-BUN
This @MonsterPics lineup is the best kind of nightmare, featuring highly anticipated Australian films including Michael Schwarz’s The Only One, Matt Michalik and Rupert Evans’ Bloodlust, and a special two-episode screening of GNOMES. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BUl
New trailer! 60 years on, Freedom Rides revisits a defining moment in Australian activism. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BUc
The Adelaide Film Festival has revealed its 2026 program which includes 17 new Australian feature films!
What are you most excited to see?wp.me/p3Wh0s-BTB
Written and directed by Taylor Broadley, She Came from the Moon follows a hesitant thief who is haunted by visions of aliens after being pressured to rob her new friend, the local conspiracy theorist. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BT6
Just in time for the Sydney Underground Film Festival, which kicks off this week, Cinema Australia caught up with filmmaker Branden Wittchen to discuss his new horror comedy, Meat Daddy. wp.me/p3Wh0s-BS7
The September edition of the Cinema Australia magazine is now live!
Check it out here: heyzine.com/flip-book/5ae055…
